Cyvl

Cyvl gives public works departments a 3D map of their streets and assets. A sensor mounted on a city vehicle scans roads, and AI finds and grades pavement, signs and other assets so cities can plan paving and repairs from data.

Cities such as Atlanta, Nashville and Buffalo have used it to assess thousands of road miles in weeks, build citywide paving plans and speed up pothole repairs. Old paper records, plats and tie cards can also be digitized and made searchable.

Everything a city owns is shown in one platform, replacing slow manual inspections. The company is preparing a new device called the Cyvl Hard Hat for 2027.